| 释义 |
ches·ter·field
\ˈchestə(r)ˌfēld\ noun
(-s)
Usage: sometimes capitalized
Etymology: after a 19th century Earl of Chesterfield
1. : a semifitted overcoat of dark plain woolen fabrics made in single-breasted or double-breasted style with a velvet collar, flap pockets, a fly-front closure, and no belt, originally for men's wear, and adapted for women
2.
a. : a style of davenport usually having upright armrests at both ends
b. Brit & West : davenport, sofa |